Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-22

Mra Ospk John Pnkh rstnruad fsar
kl1eoEIA EFzsfAys % rents % her h0me i
Port Disnogafy.
It's Unitea states tFoops a he Ter
we1s psiE CT ca EhnrsaaF.
TO ekissz1als. named An X0w Rns
II Chs. became efRA0sd in an aiseraa
fion IhnEs1sy nf9Ass when Ysm ssEnGil
C&ie vita tie baki end 81 G ptsssi, 0Ena
mensinR tbs keafbens npxex eyebKo ;
Yes wms nst aaais6ed. and refnrnsd
Friday haoRuinR and opeF Cd ap0a Chil
Win an old rusty bufohsF knife, hnf wnI
interrupted By an ciHear Who kindly a.
yiasd them both 70 paftaks Of Ghe oitys I
hospitality.
We learn frnra rssidauka Of DuaQe-
nses that considerable lard IL heinz
cleared IN shat vicinity. and that reai
estate . steadily Increasing il value
Farmers are preparing the ground fol
srKing plansine.
RsF. II. ". Rics. of Iroudale. breaches
ct Poxt L7dlow 90 snndAy morning.
ME- FiFginss Tz1mhle. daughter u
5ndge d. z. frimbie, inst with quite .
painful aecidsnk on wednesday even.
inR. In crossing the street she fell ID
fF0nt Of drAy whiah pissed over and
broke one Of her linbs. The little lady
ID umdeE the treatment Of DE-. Seagey.
and & doing as waIi a. could be e.
peeted.
The business outlook for Port Town
send i assuming brighter aspect day
By day. Many nos buildings ars In
ce1Fse OF construction, and tbs bnsi-
ness men ara inbilank accordingly.
The large nFe bell that has been ex
pectea % long arrived from OhieaQa on
fknrsd y. the bell weighs sic pounds
SAD eoss $1a5. IL will b hang at Rofhs
cnEldis corner on tbs hill.
TIC nsw hose cart Ia expected next
week, and will gladden. the IRE laddles
by it, arrival.
At ths last nesting the Fire Depart.
menb succeeded In mastering forty
three active members. Much Interest
ia being manifested BY the eisiz ms 10
the department., and on Wednesday,
evening the Port Townsend Dramatic
Club will give an entertainment for
tbeir benefit. the proceeds of which will
% towards purchasing uniforms.
Captain Gilmore, of tbs tug Rustler,
had q precious freight on Wednesday
morning last froan Port TOwnsand to
Port Hadl9ck. IL consisted Of txe bags
Of silver, eaeh e0ntainino $1,000, that
were being taken 10 Port Hadlock TO pas
Oh the mill hands with. As Captain
Gilmore was taking the second has
ashore be missed his footing and fell
into the water. takinx the silver with
him, 10 which he hung until be found il
impossible to keep above water. when h
lei 90, and vas assisted TO the shore BY
= line thrown him By frien l.. The sil.
yer vas recovered at noen yesterday ID
q feet Of water.
SHIPPING MOTIFS.
I Reported By Special Corr. Learned. !
PoRr TOWNSEND, Jan. 2l.-Americar
ship Thomas M. Reed. nov at San
Francisco. has been chartered to load q
return oaFge Of GOAL at Departure Bay.
American ship Harry Morse, from
San Francisco, has arrived at Departure
Bay. She loads retarn cargo OF coal.
American ship Challenger. Captain
Thompson, Is now due at Departure
Bay from Panama. She will load q
cargo Of coal for San Francisco.
American ship Florence, Capt. Dun
can, was towed 70 sea today by the tnQ
Alexander, loaded with $50 tons of
Wellington coal for San Francisco.
American barkentine Kliokitat, Capt.
Cutler, has completed her cargo Of Inm-
Der al Port Ludlow, aud will sail TO-
morrow for Honolulu.
British bark Oarnspis, Capt. Thomp-
son. sailed today, lumber laden from
Port Blakely for Caliao, Paru.
American ship Wilma has completed
b cargo Of coal at N4naimo and sailed
for San Francisco.
American ship GLORY Of the Seas, Cap
tain freeman, will complete her cargo
Of coal Saturday for San Francisco.
British bark PAX Wan, Capt. Young,
arrived today from the west coast OF
South America, seeking.
Tue crew for the British bark Car
neRie, bound for Cailao, Is being sh pped
today by the British Vice Consul, ]. b.
Alexander.
The crew for the Norwegian ship
SUmaFlIde we're shipped yesterday
the firm Of r. w. De Lion & 90.
I've vessels passed Port Angeles In
ward bound az neon to-day.
The North Pacific experienced some
rough weather in the Straits yesterday.